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Delhi Might Have Seen Last Rainfall Of This Monsoon Season: Met Office
Monsoon 2020: Delhi might have already seen the last rainfall of this monsoon season and any precipitation is unlikely now, the Met department said on Thursday. In the absence of rain, the mercury is likely to rise by a few notches over the next few days. The capital has recorded only three rainy days this September, the lowest since 2016, when it ...
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Monsoon Likely To Escape El Nino Unscathed: Met Department
El Nino, a warming of ocean surface temperatures that typically occurs every few years, faded in 2016 and was linked to crop damage, fires and flash floods.
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India To Receive Normal Rains, Not Surplus, As La Nina Chances Fade
India will receive normal rainfall over the 2016 monsoon season, not surplus as previously expected, with the chances of a La Nina weather pattern emerging over the period seen as unlikely, three senior officials at state-run weather department said.
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Gold Demand To Revive In H2 On Surplus Monsoon Rains: WGC
Gold demand may rise in the second half of 2016 after falling to the lowest in seven years in the first half as beneficial monsoon rains will spur rural demand during the peak festive season, the World Gold Council said.
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Rains Batter North, Flood-Like Situation In Rajasthan
The spell of heavy rains continued in northern states today with Uttarakhand and Uttar Pradesh reporting five fresh rain-related deaths, and Rajasthan facing a flood-like situation.
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Monsoon Rains 1 Per Cent Above Average In Past Week: MeT Department
Monsoon rains in the country were 1 per cent above average in the week ending June 29, the India Meteorological Department (IMD) said today.
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Monsoon 2018: Beyond Samosas and Kachoris, 5 Things To Try This Rainy Season
It's that time of the year when you can sit in your verandah, read your favourite book & dig into something that you have been craving for long.
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Weather Office Sticks With Above Normal Monsoon Forecast
The India Meteorological Department (IMD) on Thursday stuck to its initial forecast for above average monsoon rains in 2016, boosting hopes for a revival in farm output which could translate into lower food prices and also lower interest rates.
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No Downside For Food Price Inflation Even If It Rains: Nomura
Although markets and the Reserve Bank have pinned their hopes on monsoon, but a good monsoon is not likely to help lower food price inflation in 2016, says a Nomura report.
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Sensex Posts Biggest 1-Day Rally In Nearly Three Months, Surges 576 Points
Indian shares jumped on Wednesday and were poised for their best gain in nearly three months, as companies with big rural sales such as Hindustan Unilever rose after the country's only private weather forecaster raised the outlook for the 2016 monsoon.
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Good Monsoon Rains To Spur Indian Gold Demand: World Gold Council
India's gold demand could rise as much as 10 per cent in 2016, even after falling 39 per cent in the first quarter.
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Normal Rainfall Predicted This Year: Government Informs Parliament
Monsoon is expected to hit Kerala by May-end or early June, with various forecasting agencies predicting normal or above normal rainfall this year, Science and Technology Minister Harsh Vardhan said today.
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Monsoon Forecast Eases Fears Over Farm, Economic Growth: Experts
India's crucial monsoon rains are expected to be above average in 2016, the weather office said on Tuesday, easing fears over farm and economic growth after two straight droughts hit rural incomes and agricultural output.
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Monsoon Rains Seen Above Average in 2016: What Experts Say
India's crucial monsoon rains are expected to be above average in 2016, the weather office said on Tuesday, easing fears over farm and economic growth after two straight droughts hit rural incomes and agricultural output.
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Monsoon Rains Seen Above Average In 2016: Weather Office
ndia's crucial monsoon rains are expected to be above average in 2016, a senior official at the weather office told Reuters on Tuesday, easing fears over farm and economic growth after two straight droughts hit rural incomes and agricultural output.
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Delhi Might Have Seen Last Rainfall Of This Monsoon Season: Met Office
Monsoon 2020: Delhi might have already seen the last rainfall of this monsoon season and any precipitation is unlikely now, the Met department said on Thursday. In the absence of rain, the mercury is likely to rise by a few notches over the next few days. The capital has recorded only three rainy days this September, the lowest since 2016, when it ...
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Monsoon Likely To Escape El Nino Unscathed: Met Department
El Nino, a warming of ocean surface temperatures that typically occurs every few years, faded in 2016 and was linked to crop damage, fires and flash floods.
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India To Receive Normal Rains, Not Surplus, As La Nina Chances Fade
India will receive normal rainfall over the 2016 monsoon season, not surplus as previously expected, with the chances of a La Nina weather pattern emerging over the period seen as unlikely, three senior officials at state-run weather department said.
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Gold Demand To Revive In H2 On Surplus Monsoon Rains: WGC
Gold demand may rise in the second half of 2016 after falling to the lowest in seven years in the first half as beneficial monsoon rains will spur rural demand during the peak festive season, the World Gold Council said.
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Rains Batter North, Flood-Like Situation In Rajasthan
The spell of heavy rains continued in northern states today with Uttarakhand and Uttar Pradesh reporting five fresh rain-related deaths, and Rajasthan facing a flood-like situation.
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Monsoon Rains 1 Per Cent Above Average In Past Week: MeT Department
Monsoon rains in the country were 1 per cent above average in the week ending June 29, the India Meteorological Department (IMD) said today.
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Monsoon 2018: Beyond Samosas and Kachoris, 5 Things To Try This Rainy Season
It's that time of the year when you can sit in your verandah, read your favourite book & dig into something that you have been craving for long.
-
Weather Office Sticks With Above Normal Monsoon Forecast
The India Meteorological Department (IMD) on Thursday stuck to its initial forecast for above average monsoon rains in 2016, boosting hopes for a revival in farm output which could translate into lower food prices and also lower interest rates.
-
No Downside For Food Price Inflation Even If It Rains: Nomura
Although markets and the Reserve Bank have pinned their hopes on monsoon, but a good monsoon is not likely to help lower food price inflation in 2016, says a Nomura report.
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Sensex Posts Biggest 1-Day Rally In Nearly Three Months, Surges 576 Points
Indian shares jumped on Wednesday and were poised for their best gain in nearly three months, as companies with big rural sales such as Hindustan Unilever rose after the country's only private weather forecaster raised the outlook for the 2016 monsoon.
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Good Monsoon Rains To Spur Indian Gold Demand: World Gold Council
India's gold demand could rise as much as 10 per cent in 2016, even after falling 39 per cent in the first quarter.
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Normal Rainfall Predicted This Year: Government Informs Parliament
Monsoon is expected to hit Kerala by May-end or early June, with various forecasting agencies predicting normal or above normal rainfall this year, Science and Technology Minister Harsh Vardhan said today.
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Monsoon Forecast Eases Fears Over Farm, Economic Growth: Experts
India's crucial monsoon rains are expected to be above average in 2016, the weather office said on Tuesday, easing fears over farm and economic growth after two straight droughts hit rural incomes and agricultural output.
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Monsoon Rains Seen Above Average in 2016: What Experts Say
India's crucial monsoon rains are expected to be above average in 2016, the weather office said on Tuesday, easing fears over farm and economic growth after two straight droughts hit rural incomes and agricultural output.
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Monsoon Rains Seen Above Average In 2016: Weather Office
ndia's crucial monsoon rains are expected to be above average in 2016, a senior official at the weather office told Reuters on Tuesday, easing fears over farm and economic growth after two straight droughts hit rural incomes and agricultural output.
